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So, currently I began using Blender but, I have difficulties converting .blend to .mdx, I don't really know a way to convert it so if anyone knows, could you tell me how?
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.blend to .mdx?
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There is no full-feature .Blend to .MDX converter out there, and most that exist are very clunky and barely functional. You'll either have to get Gmax and download NeoDex, though I don't recommend it unless you already have a lot of experience in Gmax or 3Ds Max as they're very difficult to learn programs, or buy a copy of Milkshape, which honestly I've never used Milkshape but it's actually a really cheap program that's only like 50 bucks as apposed to the 1000s for 3Ds Max. Milkshape natively supports both WC3 and Source Engine MDX format fully, or at least enough to get a good model that you can export and finish in Maggos or MDLVis. (Mentioning that because it could be a bit confusing, but just rest assured it does support WC3)
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Can someone help me how this works?
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Depending on the version you work with it might not work. I found a script on the Internet that allows import of the .mdl, but either I copied it in the wrong direction ( which I am sure I did not) or it is outdated.
I fear there is currently no way to export .blend in .mdx or .mdl.
I wonder why tho, as Blender is 'the best' free modelling software ( aple points this out in a corresponding thread).
Right now, you have to find someone using Neodex who can convert 3ds or obj.
Depending on the version you work with it might not work. I found a script on the Internet that allows import of the .mdl, but either I copied it in the wrong direction ( which I am sure I did not) or it is outdated.
I fear there is currently no way to export .blend in .mdx or .mdl.
I wonder why tho, as Blender is 'the best' free modelling software ( aple points this out in a corresponding thread).
Right now, you have to find someone using Neodex who can convert 3ds or obj.
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